Every year, the New York State Water Resources Institute (NYSWRI) at Cornell supports research that addresses critical water resource issues in New York State and the nation. The seminar will focus on ways in which robust science can support and influence on-ground water management and policy outcomes, and center collaborative and interdisciplinary work between academics, water resource scientists, educators, managers, and policymakers.

Register here: https://cornell.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwtdeGhpjotG9PFB42K1bs68I1v70ZHbVNx

Find more information on the talks and speakers below: 

01/ 25 Jose Andres (Cornell University) | Ashley Morris: Invasion Genomics of Hydrilla Verticillata in NYS

02/01 Carolyn Clocker (CCE Dutchess County) | Kristen Hychka: Building Resilience in the Hudson River Estuary Watershed

02/08 Aaron Rice (Cornell University) | Maija Niemisto: Acoustic Ecology and Conservation in the Hudson River

02/15 Anne Weber (Cornell University) | Kristen Hychka: Black Dirt Futures: Green Infrastructure Scenarios for the Southern Wallkill

02/22 Elizabeth Carter (Syracuse University) | Emily Fell:FloodViz: Camera-Based Distributed Sensor Network for Flood Response

02/ 29 Jeremy Dietrich (Cornell University) | Scott Cuppet | Jared Popoli: Assessing Ecological Restoration Potential of Small Dam Removal

03/ 07 Matthew Hare (Cornell University) | Chris Bowser: Oyster population in the Hudson: Critical Knowledge for Restoration Planning